New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-05-15

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PIr1sBuRG May l4-Neary 5000 people witnessed the
Pittsburg the Indianapolis nine to-day after
hari struggle Both calvin and Boyle were IN excellent
condition allowing his opponents to bunch their hits
both sides kept the Gown to small
figures Carroll accepted chances in centre In the
inning when the tie Barkey led on with
hit got Bassett's error and both he and
Barley whitney three Dagger The latter scored
on Smiths single. The next three men went out
For Indianapolis MoGeachy reached first on Smiths
tumble bat the three retired before he was
advanced The score was:
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Basehts-Pittsburg IL; Indianapolis 9. ErrOrs-Ptts
burg 3 indianapolis. q Ptchers-Galvin and Boyle
Umpire-Mr. quest
CINCINNATI May l4-By desperate struggle the Cinoin-
nas victory from the jaws of defeat today
the winning made after two men were out Mays
pitched agnhceniy but let down in the last inning Smith
very effective but HITS being made and seven men
striking out He gave balls however The
game exciting OF the OBrlen and Car
pener catches Of hard line hits
Gehar played in fine FORM accepting all Of his nine chances
The
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chnsii. Z Metropolitan, 5. PitcRers~smith and MAYS
Umpre-Mr Valentine
LOUISVILLE May IA brilliant inning game
played to-day the Louisville and Athletic clubs The
Eastern players did the best work al the bat and won as fol-
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siHfSiesic z Pi,cheis-Nssi and Atkinson. U@Os-Mf-
CLEVELAND May lathe Cleveland team defeated the
Brooklyn nine to-day after fought scoring the
winning thel asst inning. The score
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Basehts-cleveland 10. Brooklyn ID ErrOrs-Cleveland
Z; Brooklyn, A. Pitchers-sweeny and Haskins Umpire
Boston, May l4-The Boston team again defeated the
Washington club to-day. outpaying the visiting team at
point oDays batted all over the aeid
The
Wellington SG..Sn; SS-'SS
BasehitsBoston, l3; Washington, z. Errors-Boston
Mr. Powers
to-day and again defeated the champions The Chicago
baed well but lost all Glance OF winning through damaging
fielding The score
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Basehits CHICAGO. 81 Detroit g Errors Chicago. Z.
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ST. LOUIS NO.. May 1.-THE Browns their fourth
straight game today making their fourteenth
successive victory They the game in the hrst inning
Smiths wild pitching and hard long drives OF
Comiskey and FOuz when bases were filled oNel sent
scraper the right field feace for homo run The
Of game magnificent backward run
ming sylvester OF hard drive OF Burnss bat in the
inning; battery OF Foutz and Bushong, the
fielding Tucker Trotts catching and Roblnsons superb
work second base. Following Is the score by Innings
g. aSs: 5 SSSSS @
Basehits-st Loas u; baltimore. 3 Errors-St Louis.
3 BALTIMORE 4. Pitchers-F0utz and Smith Umpire-ME
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AT sehenectady-U College, IS; Rensselaer, Poytech
mic Institute. %
At Buf4lo-Bufao z; Toronto. 3.
At Observation-Disclosures, .. Hamilton, b.
AT New Bruins University 12i Rutgers Col
lege
Interesting and wep.ysa game was witnessed a.
Island Athletic Cub nine and tho CorsIadt team The Ath'
lotics as follows
staten Island ...................0 o 0 o 1 o.
Corlstadt. ........................3 l. 8
Basshs=staten Island. 81 Corlstadt Errors-staten
lsla1d, 81 Corstxdt &
Inc game az Washington Park Brooklyn, was between
tho Nassau Ath etc Club nine and the Tho
as follows:
Sa@naer:. 4 o.
Basehits-Nasssu. rs Sumner. g. Errors-Nassau, o,
Sumner IA Pitchers-Hamlin Quinn. Umpire lest
At Hoboken-seton Hail. 49, Stevens Institute. 2
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